APEX Tournament

This game isn't worth the money in its current state. Heck it wouldn't be worth the money even if it was 5$. In its current state there is no player base. That is partly due to the $15 price tag. Now they do have a free demo I read about, however people who play the demo would quickly see that this game isn't worth the money. If the game was free I'm still not sure if it could get much of a player base. The Locomotion is cool, but they need to add other options for people with neck problems. Such as joy sticks or using a button to dash where you are facing. Second the guns are aweful. The lasers out of the bullets move at about 2 mph and look like tiny fishing lines, so it's incredibly hard to track where they went to adjust your aim. They have added bots to the game since there are no players however I have no idea what the ♥♥♥♥ is going on. I clicked quickplay and wasn't sure what happened and then suddenly I think I was in a match. Not the match like its designed, but maybe a free for all? I have no idea , but it was buggy as all hell and I couldn't tell what was happening. The idea of this game is great, but the execution as of now is poor. I will revisit this game again …

Wow this game is an experience every VR owner should try. I have never experience such fast gameplay on my Oculus. The way I was able to dodge in and out of attacks with the movement system was surprisingly intuitive. At the start It was a bit tricky to pick up the Hyperdash system. It felt like learning a new sport for the first time but after a while It became second nature. Also adjusting the dash sensitivity helped a lot. Was kind of like adjusting your mouse sensitivity to best fit your style. Side note: The leveling system is fantastic. It’s as if I was playing an FPS Moba game that requires some strategic planning and every game has a different outcome.

Very impressive game for VR. Ever since I bought a Vive I imagined myself doing high intensity level gun fights but never found any games that came close to that level of action until now. Playing in Apex Tournament is like a Tracer vs Tracer battle where you physically have to balance yourself and make the agile movements to fake/dodge/approach your opponent. It’s great to see the devs doing something innovative and bringing the contents to the next level. Got absolutely zero sickness! I will be playing this game a lot more. I would like to see the more features on the Hammer and Sword class... They seem a little underpowered atm.

Love the action of this one, most VR games these days bore me. In most VR games I feel trapped in a little VR box and can't explore anything past the bounds of my little box. I'm supposed to be COMPLETELY IMMERSED IN THE WORLD...but really I'm told to sit down, in my box, and don't move... WHY? So counter-intuitive. Not this one though--I love how I can roam and dash around as free as I want! It's not at all hard to move around, I don't know what most people are talking about, a little finess goes a long way. It's not the absolute perfect 100% game (what game is?), but being able to dodge and slice around corners feels super legit--definitely an original experience that feels like I'm in the Sword Art Online VR world or the Matrix dodging bullets--can't beat that. Seriously I can't stand the dull SQUARE BOX VR games much longer, there needs to be more sweet movement systems like this that innovate and show the future the way--keep it up!

My first VR game. I've always stayed away from VR for fear of the motion sickness issues so frequently talked about and encountered by many users, but with this game I didn't experience any of those things. This is a very fast-paced game, and playing it in a fully immersive VR setting is an amazing experience. When I play CS:GO or other PC shooters, I tend to subconsciously shift in my seat the direction that I want my character to go, but often times my in-game character is moving either in a direction I don't actually want or too slowly. With this game I actually feel like I'm in total control, which is super neat. I encourage everyone who owns a VR headset to try this out.

Really interesting movement system!